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...voters identifying more with the Democrats than with the Republicans, a remarkable change from this last January. Even with the spate of Democratic retirements, the Democrats stand a good chance of gaining back the House of Representatives. This off-year proved that using Newt as the bogeyman in campaign ads works. Next year, his face will be in every negative ad against the Republicans. Though he has had several missteps along the way, Clinton deserves credit for giving the Democratic Party a much-needed facelift as he moves the party to the center...
Best of all, new program ideas are being generated daily, overseen by an ad hoc committee on safety that includes students and administrators. Safetywalk has been rejuvenated from the brink and is embarking on another publicity campaign. A runner's alliance is being formed. Following the programs in each of the houses, first-year outreaches are being planned. The group is pushing for a re-emphasis on safety and harassment issues to be included in the freshman week programs...
Because of the ongoing renovations of Memorial Hall--dedicated to Harvard's war dead the HAA last year formed an ad hoc committee to discuss a memorial proposal...
...addition to former and current presidents of the HAA, the ad hoc committee included the Reverend Peter J. Gomes, Plummer professor of Christian morals and minister in Memorial Church. In its letter to the Board of Overseers, the black student groups charged that this creates a conflict, since Gomes himself authored the early version of the proposal which the committee was investigating...
STOCKBROKER JERRY ESTRUTH, WHO IS making his first bid for Congress, is not running against his opponent. Instead, his TV ads feature a photo of a scowling Newt Gingrich above a warning about the House Speaker's proposed cuts in Medicare and education. "Jerry Estruth for Congress," an announcer says. "Newt Gingrich hasn't heard of him...But he will." The ad makes no mention of Estruth's real foe, state senator Tom Campbell...